POLITICS & POLICY

A new report by the U.S. State Department said the country's responsibly trying to fulfill its obligations under the New START Treaty, while Russia isn't.

This is an innovative partnership that can ease exploration of Mars.

Plunging oil prices is here to stay for sometime, affecting future investment plans for companies in the energy sector as well as their respective earnings' forecasts.

The U.S. Navy has been requested by the British Ministry of Defence to help find a suspected Russian submarine that was spotted near Scotland.

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Brave citizens can thwart the chances of terror elements avoiding the arms of law.

The world doesn't stand a chance when the West and Russia lose their patience and pushes the button of a nuclear war.

Australian Human Rights Commissioner Tim Wilson points to restrictions under section 18c of the Racial Discrimination Act as the reason why the country could not print the satirical French newspaper Charlie Hebdo.

A national code of conduct by media regulators can bring about a difference without calling it censorship.

British Prime Minister David Cameron and US President Barack Obama will be meeting in the White House to discuss global issues including Russia's involvement in the Ukraine crisis.

Shell will be getting rid of some jobs in its Canadian operations.

It is an occasion to build harmony among communities and jointly oppose terrorists.

It will be a great service to humanity if a lasting solution to the AIDS disease is found.

It is a race for naval power and deterrence against emerging threats from rogue states and neo regional powers.

Thousands joined a global unity rally in honour of those killed by extremists during the Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris.

North Korea has warned US with war like consequences if the recently imposed sanctions are not recalled in wake of Sony cyberattack.

Terrorism experts believe Australia is at risk of terror attacks similar to what happened in Paris. Following the attacks, a Liberal MP has urged the government to revisit racial discrimination laws.

A German newspaper had been attacked after it ran copies of the Charlie Hebdo cartoons.

Measures to involve public feedback will boost intelligence gathering on suspected terror elements.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has said that Australia needs to stand by France and its people.

The thousands of flowers that Australians offered for the two victims of the Sydney Siege weren't thrown into a regular landfill when New South Wales cleared the temporary memorial set up in Martin Place.

Canadians have still not recovered from the effects of the disaster.

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Anti-Muslim sentiment keeps on spreading in many countries outside the Middle East and some Asian nations, especially in the light of the Paris Massacre and recent beheadings of American and British captives by the Islamic State.

The Australian Muslim community has condemned the Charlie Hebdo killings in Paris. Although they too were offended by the cartoons depicting Mohammad, it did not justify the violence.

New Zealand can articulate the concerns of small states, using its powerful position at the UN Security Council.

Canada's 6-month participation into the U.S.-led airstrike coalition against the ISIS is nearing its end in April.

The public support for the pipeline project cannot be ignored.

Canada will be accepting more refugees from Syria and Iraq in the next 36 months.